World Heart Transplant Patient Dies After Donation Fails
In Stanford California a heart transplant patient died Sunday as the donor organ failed to supply sufficient oxygen. Doctors at Stanford Medical Center reported the heart stopped 64 hours after transplant but quickly restarted briefly. The patient was a 41 year old carpenter from Salinas.
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Ohio primary teems as Lausche Gilligan race heats up
In Columbus Ohio the Democratic primary pits 72 year old Frank Lausche against Cincinnati councilman John J. Gilligan 47 with turnout expected high. Gilligan carries Democratic State Committee and Ohio AFL CIO support while Lausche defends his long career and contends labor groups back Gilligan. If defeated Lausche likely faces William Saxbe in November with minor Republican opposition. Delegates will be chosen for national conventions with Rhodes and McCarthy named as favorite sons in their parties.
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Eugene McCarthy
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Explosion Flares as NVA Attacks Saigon City
North Vietnamese forces fought in Saigon for the first time as a heavy explosion rocked central Saigon near Tan Son Nhut port. Police, fire engines, and ambulances rushed to the scene while U.S. officials said the major offensive was subsiding, with scattered fighting and significant enemy casualties around the city.
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North Attacks Threaten Peace Talks Says Ball
U N Ambassador design ate George Ball says North Vietnam tests U S resolve with new assaults in South Vietnam as Paris talks near. Administration sources note a three fold rise in infiltrations since the March 31 bombing limit, with as many as 80 000 North Vietnamese soldiers said to have moved into the south in March and April.
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Henderson Ohio River bridge bid opening June 3
Gov Hulett C Smith announced bids will be opened June 3 for the Henderson Ohio River bridge superstructure. The four lane cantilever suspension span replaces the Silver Bridge at Point Pleasant with a 900 foot center and two 440 foot spans costing about 11 million dollars shared by federal, Ohio and West Virginia. Two New York firms design the bridge, which will sit just south of the Kanawha River on Route 2 with core drilling done on the West Virginia approach and progress on Route 35 Kanauga.
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Board Discusses Shade Sex Education Class Contingent on Parental Consent
The Athens County Board of Education reviewed a Shade school sex education course after a Saturday meeting. Clyde Pratt reported parental concerns and signed permissions, while superintendent Robert Weinfurte urged a continuous program approach and noted pamphlets endorsed by the NEA and AMA are used.
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Ohio University sophomore crowned Miss Southern Ohio 1968
Laurie Lee Schaefer 14 of Bexlee, Ohio University sophomore, won Miss Southern Ohio 1968 at Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium. The pageant included talent acts and Gil Bond Minstrel entertainment, with Schaefer receiving a $100 scholarship. She will compete in Miss Ohio at Cedar Point July 15 to 20 and, if victorious, advance to Miss America in Atlantic City next fall.
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Transplants Continue At St Luke’s As Three Patients Do Well
A 1 year old heart was transplanted into James B. Cobb 48 and his left kidney into William Kaiser 41 in separate operations Sunday night at St Luke's Hospital. The donor, William Joseph Brannon 28, died in a motorcycle crash Saturday. The same team performed Friday’s heart transplant from a 1 year old housewife to Everett Claire Thomas 47.
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William Kaiser
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Frost Shoots Down Tomato Crop Across Meigs County
Last night's frost hit high ground in Meigs County and froze thousands of young tomato plants. Charles Harris of Portland cautioned that full losses remain uncertain until plants recover, while Roy Pearson of Hast Letart reported 25 000 plants killed and Dallas Hill of Apple Grove about 20 000 lost. The frost was spotty, freezing some areas and sparing others.
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Roy Pearson
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Population Projection Calls Athens County to 99922 by 2020
The article projects Athens County population reaching 99 922 by 2020. It notes implications for local planning and future growth in the area.
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